Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-14

cotton; la!sc Tor all o anu ltal3c lor
mixed.
Seeds-Hungarian 81 Is per bushel;
Golden Millet 81 % per bushel.
Lard-Country prime, 53a6c; demand
fair.
Apples-Green, per Dbl. choice new,
81 75a2 p; common 81 50 per barrel;
demand good; supply light.
Buckwheat Flour-Per pound 2la2l.
Onions-New, 75ca$l 90 per hushel; good
demand; supply light. -
Cabbage-Per hundred $Sa5; demand
good, supply light.
Sweet potatoes-$2 50 to rs per barrel;
Jerseys, s. OO to 3 so; supply light; de-
mand good.
Cranberries-S2 IS to 81 90 per bushel;
crate; good demand, supply good.
Nuts Shellbark hickory nuts per bushel
lal -; vain uts 25a35c.
Parsnips-$l BAL 80 per barrel.
T~urnips-Sl per barrel.
New York.
NEW YORK, February 12.-Flour-Re-
ceipts 81, S0i barrels and sacks; exports
$50 barrels, and 10, 9SJ sacks; market
heavy, but not quotably lower; sales 49,
coo barrels. Wheat-lteceipts 20, 400
bushels; exports none; spot !aic lower,
| closing heavy; options opened steady, clos
ing weak; sales l0,0l6, 900 bushels futures,
and $4,000 bushels spot; No. ! hard Doc;
Mo- Chicago Ole for special March; un-
graded spring SHE; ungraded red 81 abe;
No. 3 red SSIc; No. ! red 9lIc; No. | white
Ole: extra red 92la92lc delivered; No. =
red February S94a9Oic, closing Mt 90c;
April 90.a92ic, closing at Ole; May 81 Ia
81 5-lGc, closing ut g2c; June 92sa9iI e,
closing ut 92Ic; July 9~3la9isc, closing at
934c; August 9ia95lc, closing at Die; Sep
TENDER 9ja95lc, closing Mt .95c; October 96t
a96Sc, closing at 96ic; December 9ssca
81 90, closing at 9ssc. CONFIRM and
moderately active; options opened firm,
later declined Ia!c, closing with a slight
reaction; receipts -, go bushels; exports
1902 bushels; sales 1,ll2,O00 bushels
futures, and 1876. 900 bushels spot; I'M
graded i74aiSic; No. . February i1LaISc,
closing at isc; March 4sia4sic, closing at
4ssc; April iSsaI95c, closinga at issc; May
49i I9}c, closing ut 49sc; June i9.a5Oc,
closing at I9sc. Oats-MOderately active;
receipts $3.50 bushels; exports none;
mixed western 3Ga3Glc; white do 30li2c.
Hay-Steady. liops-Steady. Coffee
Fair; Rio quiet at l4}c; options steady
but rather quiet; February l2.t5al3OOci
March 1890; April, May, June, July, Au-
gust October. November and December,
IL. sOal2. SIC. Sugar-Firm refined steady.
Molasses-Dull and nominal. Rice
Steady. Petrolcum-Quiet; United closed
at G3lc. Tallow-Stepdy ut 4la4 5-l6c.
ROsin-Firm and quiet at Si.UOal. III.
Turpea,ine-Dull at 39lc. EgE-Strong-
er and in better demand; receipts isis
packages; Western lSlal0c. Pork-Mod-
erately active aud steady. Cut Meats
Firm; picked shoulders &c; do hams IL
lille. Lard--lOwer and moderately active;
western steam spot 81 Ia; May 81 l3a
: l34; June 81 Il; city steam So ~.
Butter-Dull n d lower; western l2a28c;
Elgin creamery De. Cheese-Firm and
in fair demand. ~Lead-Firm; common
I!c.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, February 12.-Thcre was
another big slump in wheat to-day which
carried May delivery down TO 79tr, which
we're the lowest prices ut which option has
sold on present crop. Market opened 4 lit
tie stiff owing 10 cold weather and report
that many wheat fields were covered with
frozen slect. IL was only for a moment,
however, az the offerings grew steadily
larger, a cOterie Of large local operators
throwing over large quantities on the mar
ket, starting at sllaslsc c, ~ the highest
price of the morning, the decline did not
stop until size had been touched, after
which the market showed q little steapli-
ness, followed by another quick decline TO
inside figures OF the day. The feeling was
very fat ut close. Corn active. Oats
weaker. Provisions unsettled and gener-
ally lower. Flour dull and unchanged.
Wheat-Cash No. 9 T3Ea75c; do No. 3
spring nominal; do No. 2 red 76lc; Feb
ruary 73sa7jlc, closing at T3lc; March
73!a7jIc, closing at 73Gc; May 79iaslsc.
closing at 19;c; June s~lsas3ic, closing at
sI5c. Corn-Cash No. 9, 33la35c; March
3I!a3jc, closing at safe; May 39tai0!c,
closing NJ 39ic; June 40sai1t c, closing nj
2Iic; May 29!a2olc, closing at 29lc: june
29!a291c, closing at 29!c. Rye-Casb No.
2 at SIC. Barley Cash No. 2 at 5ol5lc.
Flax Seed-Cash No. /, 81 OBJ. Timothy
Seed-Prme 81 sGal 81. Mes Pork
Cash sI3 Goals Go; February and March
S13 Goals ~, closing ut SI3 90; Nay
s13 1913 g74, closing at $13 rs; June
S13 75a13 %, closing at S13 "a. Lard
Cash s. 20; February and March 90 TIA
6 20. closing at Sc I'll; May Sc Sac Gl,
closing at Is 90, June IS 92la7. 90, clos
ing at S. 92l. ~Pork-Short ribs 90 95
shoulders 90 %; short clear 81 30az, %
Whisky AT 81 IL. Sugars-Cutloaf Al
6!a7c; granulated 6la6,c; standard A sic
Butter-Firmer; creamery 2la26c pei
pound; dairy 1sla23lc- Eggs-At la
l9c for fresh.
Phiiadelpfia.
PHILADELPHIA, February k.-Four-
Quiet and weak. Wbezt-Weak and I'm
settled; No. 2 red 90aS0ic; March 90i,
9Osc; April 9lIa92ei May D2is9sic
Com-Ruled steady; steamer No. 9 yellow
i7c; No. 2 yellow 4slc; No. 2 nike
February 47aI7lc March 47a47le; Apr
47a47sc; May 4sa9slc. Osts-spo
steady but quiet; western bright No,
white Sole; futures quiet but steady
No. 2 white February 3~7ia31Ic; Marcl
37a3Tic; April 37ia3Sc; May 3aa3slc
Lard-Firm. Eggs-fiua and higher
irsts 17lalsc. =. Reeeipts-Flour 2I,O
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